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martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 27 May 2011, 15:17
by tear up
young fresh hungary young man v the more rounded how much has he got left ian napa wards first big step up straight into a 10 rounder thought s on july 3 main support to dave dolan v john lewis dickinson

Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 27 May 2011, 17:19
by Des1
Napa wins this, will be a bit like Wards fight with Coveney but good experience for Ward as he's young, will learn loads from it and come again.....
Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 27 May 2011, 18:43
by Des1
billy bessey wrote:2 good quality match ups and also 50/50 fights fair play to the matchmaker/promoter especially considering theres no t.v money thats the way to do it gents

Wouldn't say Napa v Ward is a 50/50 fight on paper given Napa's achievements. Ward is a relative novice with 8 odd fights and Coveney seemed to have a bit too much for him at this stage. I'm not discrediting Ward I just think he's not reached Napa's level... Yet. He will learn loads fighting Napa being a young fighter and he can only improve from it.
Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 03:52
by tear up
Des1 wrote:billy bessey wrote:2 good quality match ups and also 50/50 fights fair play to the matchmaker/promoter especially considering theres no t.v money thats the way to do it gents

Wouldn't say Napa v Ward is a 50/50 fight on paper given Napa's achievements. Ward is a relative novice with 8 odd fights and Coveney seemed to have a bit too much for him at this stage. I'm not discrediting Ward I just think he's not reached Napa's level... Yet. He will learn loads fighting Napa being a young fighter and he can only improve from it.
coveny weight 9 4 day before was somethink up with the weights as he was supposed to weigh 9 4 on the day ward came in at that coveny came in on the day 10 4 so ward gave a stone away to a well rounded guy who has been in with some great guys so no argueover the victory but think about it from fightin a guy 10 4 to 8 6 is adifferent ball game ward goes the top from me i sparred him when he first turned pro and thought straight away he going the top which he will and hell get his chance after hall v mcdonell fight as there s little in the bantams so fighters who r winnin will get there chance

Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 03:54
by tear up
billy bessey wrote:2 good quality match ups and also 50/50 fights fair play to the matchmaker/promoter especially considering theres no t.v money thats the way to do it gents

the daddy has spoken

Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 07:30
by Des1
tear up wrote:Des1 wrote:billy bessey wrote:2 good quality match ups and also 50/50 fights fair play to the matchmaker/promoter especially considering theres no t.v money thats the way to do it gents

Wouldn't say Napa v Ward is a 50/50 fight on paper given Napa's achievements. Ward is a relative novice with 8 odd fights and Coveney seemed to have a bit too much for him at this stage. I'm not discrediting Ward I just think he's not reached Napa's level... Yet. He will learn loads fighting Napa being a young fighter and he can only improve from it.
coveny weight 9 4 day before was somethink up with the weights as he was supposed to weigh 9 4 on the day ward came in at that coveny came in on the day 10 4 so ward gave a stone away to a well rounded guy who has been in with some great guys so no argueover the victory but think about it from fightin a guy 10 4 to 8 6 is adifferent ball game ward goes the top from me i sparred him when he first turned pro and thought straight away he going the top which he will and hell get his chance after hall v mcdonell fight as there s little in the bantams so fighters who r winnin will get there chance

Didn't realise Ward gave a stone away! That explains a lot. Also a fighter can learn and come back better from a loss and fair play to Ward taking on Napa at this stage of his career.
Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 12:32
by tear up
Des1 wrote:tear up wrote:Des1 wrote:Wouldn't say Napa v Ward is a 50/50 fight on paper given Napa's achievements. Ward is a relative novice with 8 odd fights and Coveney seemed to have a bit too much for him at this stage. I'm not discrediting Ward I just think he's not reached Napa's level... Yet. He will learn loads fighting Napa being a young fighter and he can only improve from it.
coveny weight 9 4 day before was somethink up with the weights as he was supposed to weigh 9 4 on the day ward came in at that coveny came in on the day 10 4 so ward gave a stone away to a well rounded guy who has been in with some great guys so no argueover the victory but think about it from fightin a guy 10 4 to 8 6 is adifferent ball game ward goes the top from me i sparred him when he first turned pro and thought straight away he going the top which he will and hell get his chance after hall v mcdonell fight as there s little in the bantams so fighters who r winnin will get there chance

Didn't realise Ward gave a stone away! That explains a lot. Also a fighter can learn and come back better from a loss and fair play to Ward taking on Napa at this stage of his career.
wardhas talent mate i watch him in the gym most days hethe part at 8 6 great young lad going the top

Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 13:02
by LeedsLad
I think Napa is done.....
Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 28 May 2011, 21:58
by Gray-Fox
LeedsLad wrote:I think Napa is done.....
Based on what?
I just watched Dapa's last fight vs Hall, an he was dominating then the fight was stopped. I've never heard an explanation why either...
Anyone know?
Re: martin ward v ian napa
Posted: 29 May 2011, 04:54
by tear up
Gray-Fox wrote:LeedsLad wrote:I think Napa is done.....
Based on what?
I just watched Dapa's last fight vs Hall, an he was dominating then the fight was stopped. I've never heard an explanation why either...
Anyone know?
weight drained and place was to hot i was there and the swet was runnin down my new shirt from primark mind
